Canon PowerShot A710 Reviews
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Specification for Canon PowerShot A710
| Main Features | |
| Resolution | 7 |
| Optical Zoom | 12 |
| Battery Type | Alkaline |
- Main characteristics
- Image Sensor Type: CCD
- Resolution: 7.4 Megapixel
- Optical Zoom: 6x
- Camera Type: Standard Point and Shoot
- Lens
- Interchangeable Lens: Not Interchangeable Lenses
- Optical Zoom: 6x
- 35mm Zoom Lens: 35 - 210 mm
- Digital Zoom: 4x
- Focus Type: Autofocus
- Focus Range: 21.6 in. to Infinity (w)
- Macro Focus Range: 0.39 - 21.6 in. (w)
- Focal Length: 5.8 - 34.8 mm
- Image Quality
- Camera Resolution: 7.4 Megapixel
- Image Resolutions: 640 x 4802592 x 19442048 x 15361600 x 12003072 x 2304
- Video
- Video Resolutions: 320 x 240 (QVGA)640 x 480 (VGA)160 x 120
- Video Speed: 30 fps
- Max Movie Length: 3,600 Seconds
- Video Format: AVIMotion JPEG
- Exposure Control
- Aperture Range: f2.8/f4.8 (w/t)
- Shutter Speed: 15 - 1/2000 sec
- White Balance: AutoDaylight / Sunny (Preset)Cloudy (Preset)Fluorescent (Preset)Tungsten (Preset)
- Frames Per Second: 1.7 Frames
- Storage
- Memory Type: MMC CardSD Card
- Compression Modes: FineSuperFineNormal
- Compression Type: JPEGEXIF 2.2DPOF 1.1
- File Size (High Res.): 2.97 MB (43 images on 128MB card)
- File Size (Low Res.): 0.08 MB (about 1,600 images on 128MB card)
- Flash
- ISO Speeds: Auto10020040080080
- Flash Type: Built-In
- Flash Functions: Flash OffAuto FlashRed-eye Reduction FlashSlow SyncForced On
- Viewfinder / Display
- Viewfinder: Optical (Through-the-lens)
- LCD Panel: With LCD Panel
- LCD Panel Size: 2.5 in.
- LCD Screen Resolution: 115,000 pixels
- LCD Protected Position: Without LCD Protected Position
- Interfaces
- Interface Type: USB 2.0
- Video Interface: Video Out
- Power Supply
- Battery Type: 2 x AA Batteries
- Battery Life: 100 Images
- Included Features
- Self Timer: 2 Sec.10 Sec.
- Built-in Microphone: With Built-in Microphone
- Other
- Height: 6.7 cm
- Width: 9.8 cm
- Depth: 4.1 cm
- Weight: 0.2 kg
- Included Accessories: SoftwareUSB CableVideo Cable16 MB Memory Card2 x AA Rechargeable BatteriesStrap
- Release Date: October, 2006
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“This is a great little machine and very good value for...”
written by Robert Lang on 04/03/2010
This is a great little machine and very good value for money.
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“Although the Canon PowerShot A710 camera has got some...”
written by brianr99 on 22/06/2008
Although the Canon PowerShot A710 camera has got some bad points they are relatively minor compared to the camera ' s main purpose of taking great pictures. I have had this camera for several months and I am still amazed at the high quality of the pictures that I have taken just on the automatic setting. The camera also has several shooting modes for specific situations and manual settings that has enabled me to try to be creative. The movie setting also works well for short movies with sound.
The image stabiliser is a definite benefit which has let me to take good photos that would not be possible with my previous camera.
When I bought this camera I was looking for a something that was flexible, versatile, easy to use and not too expensive. I think that I was fortunate when I chose this model. It may not be the best camera for beginners but for anyone else I would definitely recommend it.
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“Generally very happy with my Canon PowerShot A710...”
written by on 18/03/2008
Generally very happy with my Canon PowerShot A710 purchase! Quite neat and easy to use. Nice quality pictures.
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“Bought the Canon PowerShot A710 8 months ago having...”
written by BigLee on 05/11/2007
Bought the Canon PowerShot A710 8 months ago having previously owned an IXUS. The controls are similar and to my mind very easy to use. On the whole I found this camera very user friendly, especially in Automatic mode. The programme modes have all performed well in a variety of situations. The best feature however is the manual mode, giving SLR style control in a digital compact. I'm an unashamed fan of Canon camera's and I'd happily recommend this model to my friends.
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“A great camera at the price. Brilliant sharp photos...”
written by m202208 on 27/06/2007
A great camera at the price. Brilliant sharp photos that can be easily edited (Use Google Picasa - Free) The next step after the A95.
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“Excellent little camera that does everything the...”
written by Meldrew on 10/01/2007
Excellent little camera that does everything the average photographer needs. The Canon PowerShot A710 IS isprobably not suitable for absolute beginners or technophobes.!
My only problem was my sad innability to open the battery cover! (must be an age thing) I passed it to my wife and she opened it in 30 secs!
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Mick P's Response to Meldrew's Review
Written on: 26/04/2007
I had exactly the same problem with the battery cover - you have to hold the lock down and slide the cover sideways - which the book doesn't tell you.